Sarah Pye
Sarah has a few different styles, though they can all be recognised by her distinctive use of bold colour and light.
From pointillist woodlands and blossom, to floral meadows and atmospheric coastal scenes depicting fun times by the sea.
Sarah uses many layers of Acrylic paint in her work, both loose, splashy and heavy impasto. There is always a sense of playfulness and Impressionism in her work, and her aim is to make you smile.
Liz Chaderton
Pure Animal Magic! If you’re a lover of nature and her fauna, then Liz captures the Zeal and life in all animals both wild and domesticated. Its all in the eyes.
Liz’s loose and vibrant watercolour and mixed media animals, with a twinkle in their eye and a feeling of being alive, will capture your imagination and your heart.
Clare Buchta
Atmospheric and evocative oils with delicious muted pallets. Clare’s unique style is contemporary in feel and her use of colour exceptional whilst depicting scenes that we can all recognise, evoking memories of a day.
Julie Adlard
Stunning scenes in delicious colours with a quirky feel. Quintessentially English harbours, semi-abstract landscapes, London cityscapes and beautiful Italian scenes of Venice and the Amalfi coast. Julie’s images are created with clay, which then becomes an inextricable part of her canvas giving a three-dimensional relief and a tactile texture that can’t help but demand a closer look...
Sally Dorrity
I am very drawn to movement in my work, taking my inspiration from traditional classic forms as well as from the lines, tones and textures of nature. My ceramics and my skills are continually evolving and progressing, as I pursue my fascination with clay and its many possibilities.
Kate Findlay
Kates works are always a deception on the eye. At first glance you’ll think it’s a painted impressionistic view drawn from an interaction with nature, but on closer viewing an intricate confetti of fabric depicts the scene before you......
Kate hand dyes her fabrics using natural vegetable and plant extracts making her work all the more unique.
Elaine King
nature inspired, glazed earthenware ,with Silver Birch Trees, Stipa grasses, Cow Parsley seed heads and Poppy seed heads , that are both art and practical too . Vases, posy pots, Jugs and oil drizzlers combine the beautiful with the functional . The best of both worlds !
Janet Richardson
A contemporary Silversmith who designs and creates stunning silver jewellery with a distinctive and modern flare. Her designs concentrate on form and technique. Flow, texture and carving informs most of her work. She likes her work to be timeless, enhance the body and come to life when worn by the owner.
Jill Chadwick
Glass Artist - capturing the light . Reflections of the world around us in stylised glass . From flowers to the crest of a wave, all brought to life by the light from a window or lamp . Casting a dancing rainbow of dappled colours when they’re placed in direct sunlight.
Sarah Able
Sarah creates all her own glazes and subtle colours that are organically blended to create her own unique finishes ……
Hand thrown mugs , coiled vases and lovely polymer clay necklaces too …..each bead is hand rolled and the colours specifically intertwined to create striking one off pieces of lightweight and fun and colourful jewellery
Penny Timmis
Colour, movement and life are the key elements of Penelope's work.
A Member of The Society of Women Artist and Fellow of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, she has achieved a number of awards.
Roger Kentish
Where the classical country home has a stags head adorning the wall,
Roger has created a distinctively more friendly version. Using reclaimed timber and alluring finishes such as verdigris and rust, his striking stags heads have a fun, and stylish air to them whilst feeling very British at the same time.
Alison Pink
Alisons Ceramic creatures with their embossed and sculptured Armour are both creatures of beauty, immense character, and skill. Each animal has a distinctive look and is frequently far from cute! Making you smile at the quizzical and curious expressions she manages to capture so distinctively.
Caroline Gatfield
Pots from the centre of the earth. Some of Caroline’s new vases and pots have been created to look as if they are made from volcanic lava. Black and tactile in appearance. Simple in style, though elegant enough to decorate the most contemporary of homes. Her new ironstone bottles with running teal glaze look like water on sand and a reminder of a wave retreating on the shore .....
Maria Meerstadt
Small but perfectly formed Maria’s miniature coastal scenes manage to capture the clouds and coastline, the beach and a floral profusion before your eyes ......a whole summer holiday in a 6” square!
Catherine Ingleby
Catherine is a renowned painter of wild animals . Often big cats and other wildlife from afar. The light and heat bouncing off the plains can be felt in these captured moments, as she immerses her self in the character of the animal…….
Catherine’s still life’s also capture the beautiful shapes and light found in every day objects ,the most common of subjects take on a glow and warmth that remind you of the simple pleasures in life. A coffee pot catching the light from a window , or an orange Sitting in a shaft of sunlight . These small oil paintings evoke precious memories of daily life
Joanne Read
Wire sculptor, Jo depicts natures wildlife to perfection. Her beautifully sculpted Jenny wren and other wild birds are gorgeous representations, capturing the essence of the bird and all its character . Other wires are used to highlight certain areas like the eyes and feet that are so often distinctive in these feathered friends .
Suitable for indoors and outside .
Andrew Field
Andrew creates stunningly detailed work using graphite and gold foil leaf. incorporating beautiful shapes and forms from old architecture, stonework and curious objects .
These things are linked by pure imagination and Inspired by National Trust properties, wildlife and their connection to nature
